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2 Chronicles 14:3 would seem at first sight to imply that he entirely
put down the worship. But idolatry, if at one time put down, crept
back afterward; or while Asa endeavored to sweep it wholly away...
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4. KINGS OF ISRAEL
Chapter S 15:25-16
_ 1. Nadab, King of Israel (1 Kings 15:25)_
2. Baasha, King of Israel (1 Kings 15:34; 1 Kings 16:1)
3. Elah, King of Israel ...
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3. ABIJAM AND ASA, KINGS OF JUDAH
CHAPTER 15
_ 1. Abijam of Judah (1 Kings 15:1; 2 Chronicles 13)_
2. Asa of Judah (1 Kings 15:9;...
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ABIJAM AND ASA OF JUDAH, AND NADAB AND BAASHA OF ISRAEL. Abijam,
called Abijah (2 Chronicles 13:1), had a short and evil reign. It
would appear, notwithstanding 1 Kings 15:8, that he was succeeded by...
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NOT REMOVED: not till the reign of Hezekiah (1 Kings 22:43; 2 Kings
12:3; 2 Kings 18:4)....
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_But the high places were not removed_ R.V. TAKEN AWAY. The change is
made that this passage may be rendered in the same way as 2 Chronicles
15:17, with which it is identical. In Judah (we are told 2...
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BUT THE HIGH PLACES WERE NOT REMOVED— This seems to be contradicted
by 2 Chronicles 14:3 where we are told that Asa took away the altars
of the strange gods, and the high places; but for the right
und...
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C. THE REFORMATION UNDER ASA 15:9-24
At the outset of his reign, Asa launched a national movement to bring
his people back to the old paths of fidelity to God. But as time went
on, Asa's religious fer...
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_BUT THE HIGH PLACES WERE NOT REMOVED: NEVERTHELESS ASA'S HEART WAS
PERFECT WITH THE LORD ALL HIS DAYS._
No JFB commentary on this verse....
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THE REIGNS OF ABIJAM AND ASA, NADAB AND BAASHA
2. Abishalom] i.e. Absalom. In 2 Chronicles 13:2 his mother is called
Micaiah, the daughter of Uriel, and if this is correct, Absalom was
probably her g...
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THE HIGH PLACES WERE NOT REMOVED] The same condition of things
continued until the reign of Hezekiah: see 1 Kings 22:43; 2 Kings
12:3; 2 Kings 18:4...
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GOD’S LESSONS FROM HISTORY
1 KINGS
_PHILIP SMITH_
CHAPTER 15
ABIJAM’S RULE AS KING OF *JUDAH
V1 It was the 18th year of the rule of Jeroboam son of Nebat. At this
time, Abijam became king of *Ju...
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BUT THE HIGH PLACES WERE NOT REMOVED. — The record of the Chronicles
— contrasting 2 Chronicles 14:5 with 1 Kings 15:17 — indicates
with tolerable plainness an attempt at this reform on Asa’s part,
wh...
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וְ הַ בָּמֹ֖ות לֹא ־סָ֑רוּ רַ֣ק לְבַב
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A BETTER DAY DAWNS
1 Kings 15:1
Again we meet with those references to David that we found in the
previous chapter. See 1 Kings 15:3; 1 Kings 15:11. His name lingers as
sweet fragrance in the air, or...
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In this chapter we have the continuation of a sad story in the
kingdoms of Judah and Israel. Under the reign of Abijam the process of
deterioration went rapidly forward. He walked in the sins of his
f...
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But the high places were not removed: nevertheless Asa's heart was (e)
perfect with the LORD all his days.
(e) Though he permitted them to worship God in other places than he
had appointed it came fr...
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The high places. There were excelsa, or high places, of two different
kinds. Some were set up and dedicated to the worship of idols, or
strange gods: and these Asa removed, 2 Paralipomenon xiv. 2. Oth...
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(9) В¶ And in the twentieth year of Jeroboam king of Israel reigned
Asa over Judah. (10) And forty and one years reigned he in Jerusalem.
And his mother's name was Maachah, the daughter of Abishalom....
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Solomon was now at the height of his glory, a vivid type of a greater
than Solomon. And it is only when we see that he really does thus
prefigure the Lord Jesus as King that we can understand the impo...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 14, 15, AND 16.
In spite of this testimony, Jeroboam perseveres in his sin. The only
one of his sons in whom any piety is seen dies; and the judgment of
God...
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BUT THE HIGH PLACES WERE NOT REMOVED,.... That is, such as had been
used for the worship of God, before the temple was built, which yet
now should have been removed, since sacrifice was now only to be...
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But the high places were not removed: nevertheless Asa's heart was
perfect with the LORD all his days.
Ver. 14. _But the high places were not removed,_] _sc., _ Such as
were set up for the worship of...
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_The high places were not removed 2 Chronicles 14:3_. _He took away
the altars of_ the _strange_ gods, _and the high places_ where they
were worshipped: but as for those high places where the true God...
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1 Abiiams wicked reigne.
7 Asa succeedeth him.
9 Asas good reigne.
16 The warre betweene Baasha and him, causeth him to make a league
with Benhadad.
23 Iehoshaphat succeedeth Asa.
25 Nadabs wicke...
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But the high places, some of which at least, although unlawfully, were
dedicated to Jehovah, WERE NOT REMOVED; Asa's reforms were not quite
able to accomplish so much; NEVERTHELESS, ASA'S HEART WAS PE...
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THE RULE OF ASA IN JUDAH...
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ABIJAM'S MUCH SHORTER REIGN
(vs.1-8)
Though Rehoboam's reign was short, that of Abijam was much shorter,
only three years (v.2). His mother's name was Maacah, who must have
had no good influence ove...
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9-24 Asa did what was right in the eyes of the Lord. That is right
indeed which is so in God's eyes. Asa's times were times of
reformation. He removed that which was evil; there reformation begins,
a...
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THE HIGH PLACES WERE NOT REMOVED. OBJECT. He did take these away, 2
CHRONICLES 14:3. ANSW. He took away those which were devoted to the
worship of idols, as is there said, he took away the altars of t...
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1 Kings 15:14 places H1116 removed H5493 (H8804) Asas H609 heart H3824
loyal H8003 LORD H3068 days H3117...
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THE REIGN OF GOOD KING ASA OF JUDAH C. 911-870 BC (1 KINGS 15:9).
In Asa we have the first king following David who made a genuine
effort to turn the people back to YHWH. He removed the most blatant
e...
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HIGH PLACES
Compare (2 Chronicles 14:3).
It appears that local sacrifices to Jehovah (though not according to
the divine order) were offered in the times of the kings upon "high
places" (cf) (1 Samu...
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CONTENTS: Accession of Abijam and Asa over Judah. War with Baasha.
League with Syria. Accession of Nadab over Israel and Baasha over
Israel.
CHARACTERS: God, Abijam, Asa, Nadab, Baasha, Ben-hadad.
C...
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1 Kings 15:4. _For David's sake;_ for the sake of the covenant which
God had given to David. Forgetful children may for a time have their
father's mercies. David was indeed the light and joy of Israel...
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_Asa did that which was right in the eyes of the Lord._
THE CHARACTER OF ASA
In Asa, King of Judah, we have one of the most melancholy, yet perhaps
one of the most marvellous instances on record in t...
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1 KINGS—NOTE ON 1 KINGS 15:1 Abijam and Asa. The history of the
kings of Judah continues. Abijam (vv. 1 Kings 15:1) is a bad Judean
king. He follows the idolatry of the
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1 KINGS—NOTE ON 1 KINGS 15:14 Even though THE HIGH PLACES WERE NOT
TAKEN AWAY, Asa was commended for his religious policy. He was
faithful enough to bring into the house of the LORD the sacre
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CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTES.—
1 Kings 15:12. THE SODOMITES—_vide_ Notes on 1 Kings 14:24. ALL THE
IDOLS—גִּלּוּלִים, a word for despicable things. The
Rabbins render it mud-gods; _Ewald_ renders i...
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EXPOSITION
THE REIGNS OF ABIJAM AND ASA, KINGS OF JUDAH.
_The Reign of Abijam_.
1 KINGS 15:1
NOW IN THE EIGHTEENTH YEAR OF KING JEROBOAM, THE SON OF NEBAT, REIGNED
ABIJAM [see n
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And he walked in the sins, which his father had done before him: his
heart was not completely towards the LORD his God, as the heart of
David his father. Nevertheless for David's sake the LORD gave hi...
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1 Kings 11:4; 1 Kings 15:3; 1 Kings 22:43; 1 Kings 8:61; 2 Chro
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High places — 2 Chronicles 14:3. He took away the altars of the
strange gods, and the high places where they were worshipped: but as
for those high places where the true God was worshipped he did not...
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Did Asa destroy the high places or leave them standing?
PROBLEM: Second Chronicles 2 Chronicles 14:3 asserts that “he [Asa]
removed the altars of the foreign gods and the high places.” But
here, 1 Ki...